Method and device for evaluating atomization efficiency of electric atomizer

ABSTRACT

A method and a device for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electric atomizer. The method includes: obtaining an idling power consumption according to an idling voltage and an idling current of an electric atomizer to be measured when idling; obtaining a working power consumption according to a working voltage and a working current of the electric atomizer when liquid pesticide flows into the electric atomizer; obtaining atomization parameters after the electric atomizer atomizes the liquid pesticide; and calculating the atomization efficiency of the electric atomizer according to the idling power consumption, the working power consumption and the atomization parameters. The atomization efficiency of the electric atomizer for aerial application of pesticides during application process is quantitatively evaluated, which provides important indicators for testing the working performance of the electric atomizer and fills in the technical gaps in the testing of traditional equipment for aerial application of pesticides.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The present application claims priority to Chinese Patent ApplicationNo. 201910882838.0 filed on Sep. 18, 2019, entitled “Method and Devicefor Evaluating Atomization Efficiency of Electric Atomizer”, which ishereby incorporated by reference in its entirety.

FIELD OF TECHNOLOGY

This application relates to the technical field of agriculture, and inparticular to a method and a device for evaluating atomizationefficiency of an electric atomizer.

BACKGROUND

Aerial pesticide application of agricultural aircrafts has receivedconsiderable attention in the field of agricultural plant protectionsince they have the advantages of fast flying speed, high sprayingoperation efficiency, and strong ability to respond to sudden disasters.In recent years, agriculture aerial pesticide application technology hasdeveloped rapidly and become more widely used.

Currently, a wind-driven atomizer, typically the AU5000 product producedby Micronair Company (UK), is often adopted for applying pesticide inlarge manned aircraft. This atomizer has the advantages of being simplein structure, saving power and energy and the like of a centrifugalatomizer. However, in the application of pesticides, the rotation of theatomizer driven by the flying aircraft will cause great wind resistanceto the aircraft and thus the aircraft's flight energy consumption aswell as the cost of fuel for aircraft flight are increased.

In addition, the rotational speed of the atomizer's cage fluctuates withthe fluctuation of the flight speed of the aircraft as the wind-drivenatomizer is affected by the incoming wind speed, which makes the degreeof atomization also vary with the flight speed of the aircraft,resulting in poor uniformity of the spray particle size. In order tosolve this problem, electric atomizers for aerial application ofpesticides, such as the AU7000 product produced by Micronair Company(UK), have appeared in recent years.

The atomization efficiency of an electric atomizer, which is theproportional relationship between the power consumption of the atomizerand the atomization quality of a unit volume of liquid pesticideatomized by the atomizer during the flight of the aircraft, represents adegree of electric energy consumed by the atomizer to atomize the unitvolume of liquid pesticide to a certain droplet size.

The atomization efficiency of an electric atomizer is an importantindicator of its working performance. However, there is no relateddetection method and device in the traditional technologies. Therefore,there is an urgent need for a method for evaluating the atomizationefficiency of an electric atomizer.

SUMMARY

In view of the foregoing problem, embodiments of the present applicationprovide a method and a device for evaluating atomization efficiency ofan electric atomizer.

In a first aspect, an embodiment of the present application provides amethod for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electric atomizer,including:

obtaining an idling power consumption according to an idling voltage andan idling current of an electric atomizer to be measured when idling;

obtaining a working power consumption according to a working voltage anda working current of the electric atomizer to be measured when liquidpesticide flows into the electric atomizer to be measured;

obtaining atomization parameters after the electric atomizer to bemeasured atomizes the liquid pesticide; and

calculating the atomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to bemeasured according to the idling power consumption, the working powerconsumption and the atomization parameters.

In an embodiment, the atomization parameters include a first dropletdiameter, a second droplet diameter, and a third droplet diameter, wherethe volume of the droplets having a diameter smaller than the firstdroplet diameter accounts for a first preset ratio of the volume of theatomized liquid pesticide, the volume of the droplets having a diametersmaller than the second droplet diameter accounts for a second presetratio of the volume of the atomized liquid pesticide and the volume ofthe droplets having a diameter smaller than the third droplet diameteraccounts for a third preset ratio of the volume of the atomized liquidpesticide.

In an embodiment, the calculating the atomization efficiency of theelectric atomizer to be measured according to the idling powerconsumption, the working power consumption and the atomizationparameters specifically includes:

obtaining a first coefficient according to the idling power consumptionand the working power consumption;

obtaining an atomized particle size span of the electric atomizer to bemeasured according to the first droplet diameter, the second dropletdiameter, and the third droplet diameter;

obtaining a second coefficient according to the second droplet diameter;and

calculating the atomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to bemeasured according to the first coefficient, the second coefficient andthe atomized particle size span.

In an embodiment, the calculating the atomization efficiency of theelectric atomizer to be measured according to the first coefficient, thesecond coefficient and the atomized particle size span is performed bythe following calculation formula:

${\eta = \frac{1}{d*p*RS}},$

where η represents the atomization efficiency, p represents the firstcoefficient, d represents the second coefficient, and RS represents theatomized particle size span.

In an embodiment, the obtaining a first coefficient according to theidling power consumption and the working power consumption is performedby the following calculation formula:

${p = \frac{P_{1}}{P_{0}}},$

where p represents the first coefficient, P₁ represents the workingpower consumption, and P₀ represents the idling power consumption.

In an embodiment, the obtaining a second coefficient according to thesecond droplet diameter is performed by the following calculationformula:

d=Dv0.5₁/250,

where d represents the second coefficient, and Dv0.5₁ represents thesecond droplet diameter.

In an embodiment, the obtaining the atomized particle size span of theelectric atomizer to be measured according to the first dropletdiameter, the second droplet diameter, and the third droplet diameter isperformed by the following calculation formula:

RS=(Dv0.9₁ −Dv0.1₁)/Dv0.5₁,

where RS represents the atomized particle size span, Dv0.9₁ representsthe third droplet diameter, Dv0.5₁ represents the second dropletdiameter, and Dv0.1₁ represents the first droplet diameter.

In a second aspect, an embodiment of the present application provides adevice for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electric atomizer,including: a power supply, an atomization measurement system, a liquidpesticide supplier, and a processor, wherein the power supply isconnected with an electric atomizer to be measured, the liquid pesticidesupplier is connected with the electric atomizer to be measured, and theprocessor is respectively connected in communication with the powersupply, the atomization measurement system, and the liquid pesticidesupplier;

the power supply is configured to supply power to the electric atomizerto be measured;

the liquid pesticide supplier is configured to provide liquid pesticidefor the electric atomizer to be measured;

the atomization measurement system is configured to measure atomizationparameters of atomized liquid pesticide, and the atomized liquidpesticide is formed by passing the liquid pesticide through the electricatomizer to be measured; and

the processor is configured to obtain an idling voltage and an idlingcurrent of the electric atomizer to be measured when idling, obtain aworking voltage and a working current of the electric atomizer to bemeasured when atomizing the liquid pesticide, and calculate theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured accordingto the method for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electricatomizer provided in the first aspect.

In the method and device for evaluating atomization efficiency of anelectric atomizer provided by the embodiments of the presentapplication, the atomization efficiency of the electric atomizer foraerial application of pesticides during application process isquantitatively evaluated, which provides important indicators fortesting the working performance of the electric atomizer and fills inthe technical gaps in the testing of traditional equipment for aerialapplication of pesticides.

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In order to more clearly illustrate technical solutions disclosed in theembodiments of the present application or the prior art, the drawingsneeded in the descriptions of the embodiments or the prior art will bebriefly described below. Obviously, the drawings in the followingdescription only show certain embodiments of the present application,and other drawings can be obtained according to the drawings without anycreative work for those skilled in the art.

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for evaluating atomization efficiencyof an electric atomizer according to an embodiment of the presentapplication;

FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a device for evaluatingatomization efficiency of an electric atomizer according to anembodiment of the present application; and

FIG. 3 is an application scene diagram of a device for evaluatingatomization efficiency of an electric atomizer according to anembodiment of the present application.

Reference numerals: 301 power supply 302 atomization measurement system303 liquid pesticide supplier 304 processor 305 electric atomizer to be306 flow rate sensor. measured

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of theembodiments of the present application more clear, the technicalsolutions in the embodiments of the present application are clearly andcompletely described in the following with reference to the accompanyingdrawings in the embodiments of the present application. Obviously, thedescribed embodiments are a part of the embodiments of the presentapplication, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodimentsobtained by a person of ordinary skill in the art based on theembodiments of the present application without any creative work belongto the scope protected by the present application.

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for evaluating atomization efficiencyof an electric atomizer according to an embodiment of the application.As shown in FIG. 1, the method includes:

S1, obtaining an idling power consumption according to an idling voltageand an idling current of an electric atomizer to be measured whenidling;

S2, obtaining a working power consumption according to a rated workingvoltage and a working current of the electric atomizer to be measuredwhen liquid pesticide flows into the electric atomizer to be measured;

S3, obtaining atomization parameters after the electric atomizer to bemeasured atomizes the liquid pesticide; and

S4, calculating the atomization efficiency of the electric atomizer tobe measured according to the idling power consumption, the working powerconsumption and the atomization parameters.

The idling voltage and the idling current of the electric atomizer to bemeasured when idling are firstly obtained. In the embodiment of thepresent application, idling herein means that no liquid pesticide entersthe electric atomizer to be measured. In the embodiment of the presentapplication, the measured voltage and current of the electric atomizerto be measured at a rotational speed of 2500 rpm are referred to as theidling voltage and the idling current, respectively, and the idlingpower consumption of the electric atomizer to be measured is calculatedbased on the idling voltage and the idling current.

After the liquid pesticide flows into the electric atomizer to bemeasured, the working voltage and the working current of the electricatomizer to be measured are then measured when the liquid pesticide isatomized, and the working power consumption of the electric atomizer tobe measured is calculated according to the working voltage and theworking current of the electric atomizer to be measured.

The atomization parameters after the electric atomizer to be measuredatomizes the liquid pesticide are obtained, and the atomizationefficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured is calculatedaccording to the idling power consumption, the working power consumptionand the atomization parameters.

In the method for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electricatomizer provided by the embodiment of the present application, theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer for aerial applicationof pesticides during application process is quantitatively evaluated,which provides important indicators for testing the working performanceof the electric atomizer and fills in the technical gaps in the testingof traditional equipment for aerial application of pesticides.

On the basis of the foregoing embodiment, in an embodiment, theatomization parameters include a first droplet diameter, a seconddroplet diameter, and a third droplet diameter, wherein the volume ofthe droplets having a diameter smaller than the first droplet diameteraccounts for a first preset ratio of the volume of the atomized liquidpesticide, the volume of the droplets having a diameter smaller than thesecond droplet diameter accounts for a second preset ratio of the volumeof the atomized liquid pesticide, and the volume of the droplets havinga diameter smaller than the third droplet diameter accounts for a thirdpreset ratio of the volume of the atomized liquid pesticide.

Specifically, the atomization parameters mentioned in the embodiments ofthe present application include the first droplet diameter Dv0.1₁, thesecond droplet diameter Dv0.5₁, and the third droplet diameter Dv0.9₁.The first droplet diameter represents that the volume of droplets havinga diameter smaller than the first droplet diameter among all theatomized droplets accounts for 10% of the volume of all droplets. Thesecond droplet diameter represents that the volume of droplets having adiameter smaller than the second droplet diameter among all the atomizeddroplets accounts for 50% of the volume of all droplets. The thirddroplet diameter represents that the volume of droplets having adiameter smaller than the third droplet diameter among all the atomizeddroplets accounts for 90% of the volume of all droplets.

On the basis of the foregoing embodiments, in an embodiment, thecalculating the atomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to bemeasured according to the idling power consumption, the working powerconsumption and the atomization parameters specifically includes:

obtaining a first coefficient according to the idling power consumptionand the working power consumption;

obtaining an atomized particle size span of the electric atomizer to bemeasured according to the first droplet diameter, the second dropletdiameter, and the third droplet diameter;

obtaining a second coefficient according to the second droplet diameter;and

calculating the atomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to bemeasured according to the first coefficient, the second coefficient andthe atomized particle size span.

The obtaining the first coefficient according to the idling powerconsumption and the working power consumption is performed by thefollowing calculation formula:

${p = \frac{P_{1}}{P_{0}}},$

where p represents the first coefficient, P₁ represents the workingpower consumption, and P₀ represents the idling power consumption.

Then, the obtaining the atomized particle size span of the electricatomizer to be measured according to the first droplet diameter, thesecond droplet diameter, and the third droplet diameter is performed bythe following calculation formula:

RS=(Dv0.9₁ −Dv0.1₁)/Dv0.5₁,

where RS represents the atomized particle size span, Dv0.9₁ representsthe third droplet diameter, Dv0.5₁ represents the second dropletdiameter, and Dv0.1₁ represents the first droplet diameter.

Next, the obtaining the second coefficient according to the seconddroplet diameter is performed by the following calculation formula:

d=Dv0.5₁/250,

where d represents the second coefficient, and Dv0.5₁ represents thesecond droplet diameter.

Finally, the calculating the atomization efficiency of the electricatomizer to be measured according to the first coefficient, the secondcoefficient and the atomized particle size span is performed by thefollowing calculation formula:

${\eta = \frac{1}{d*p*RS}},$

where η represents the atomization efficiency, p represents the firstcoefficient, d represents the second coefficient, and RS represents theatomized particle size span.

FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a device for evaluatingatomization efficiency of an electric atomizer according to anembodiment of the present application. As shown in FIG. 2, the deviceincludes:

a power supply, an atomization measurement system, a liquid pesticidesupplier, and a processor, wherein the power supply is connected withthe electric atomizer to be measured, the liquid pesticide supplier isconnected with an electric atomizer to be measured, and the processor isrespectively connected in communication with the power supply, theatomization measurement system, and the liquid pesticide supplier;

the power supply is configured to supply power to the electric atomizerto be measured;

the liquid pesticide supplier is configured to provide liquid pesticidefor the electric atomizer to be measured;

the atomization measurement system is configured to measure atomizationparameters of the atomized liquid pesticide, and the atomized liquidpesticide is formed by passing the liquid pesticide through the electricatomizer to be measured; and

the processor is configured to obtain an idling voltage and an idlingcurrent of the electric atomizer to be measured when idling, obtain aworking voltage and a working current of the electric atomizer to bemeasured when atomizing the liquid pesticide, and calculate theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured accordingto the method for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electricatomizer described above.

The device for evaluating atomization efficiency includes the powersupply, the atomization measurement system, the liquid pesticidesupplier, and the processor. When the device for evaluating theatomization efficiency is used, the electric atomizer to be measured isfirst powered by the power supply and idles. In the embodiment of thepresent application, the idling voltage and the idling current of theelectric atomizer to be measured are measured when the electric atomizerto be measured has an idling speed of 2500 rpm, and the idling voltageand the idling current are transmitted to the processor.

The liquid pesticide supplier is then started, the electric atomizer tobe measured is powered through the liquid pesticide supplier, the liquidpesticide is atomized by the electric atomizer to be measured, and theworking voltage and the working current of the electric atomizer to bemeasured at this time are measured and then transmitted to theprocessor.

The characteristics of the liquid pesticide supplier lie in that acontinuous liquid pesticide supply may be provided for the electricatomizer to be measured and the flow rate of the liquid pesticide supplymay be set and kept stable.

At the same time, the atomization measurement system is configured tomeasure the atomization parameters of the liquid pesticide after beingatomized, and transmit the atomization parameters to the processor.

The processor may be electrically connected with the power supply, theatomization measurement system, and the liquid pesticide supplierthrough wires or through wireless communication. The data processingmethod is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the presentapplication.

After receiving the idling voltage, the idling current, the workingvoltage, the working current and the atomization parameters, theprocessor calculates the atomization efficiency of the electric atomizerto be measured according to the calculation method provided above. Thespecific calculation method can be referred to the above methodembodiments, and is not specifically limited in the device embodiment.

In the device for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electricatomizer provided by the embodiment of the present application, theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer for aerial applicationof pesticides during application process is quantitatively evaluated,which provides important indicators for testing the working performanceof the electric atomizer and fills in the technical gaps in the testingof traditional equipment for aerial application of pesticides.

FIG. 3 is an application scene diagram of a device for evaluatingatomization efficiency of an electric atomizer according to anembodiment of the present application. As shown in FIG. 3, a powersupply 301 supplies power to the electric atomizer 305 to be measured.At the beginning, the electric atomizer to be measured is powered by thepower supply and idles, the idling voltage and the idling current of theelectric atomizer to be measured are measured when the electric atomizerto be measured has an idling speed of 2500 rpm. The liquid pesticidesupplier 303 then provides liquid pesticide to the electric atomizer tobe measured, and measures the working voltage and the working current ofthe electric atomizer to be measured during working. The liquidpesticide is atomized by the electric atomizer to be measured. Then theatomization measurement system 302 may measure the atomizationparameters including the first droplet diameter, the second dropletdiameter, and the third droplet diameter after the liquid pesticide isatomized.

The flow rate sensor 306 may measure the flow rate of the liquidpesticide since it is installed between the electric atomizer to bemeasured and the liquid pesticide supplier.

The processor 304 performs wireless communication with the power supply,the liquid pesticide supplier, and the atomization measurement system,receives the idling voltage, the idling current, the working voltage,the working current and the atomization parameters, and calculates theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured accordingto the received information. The flow rate of the liquid pesticide atthis time is recorded simultaneously.

The atomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured atvarious flow rates may be calculated by changing the flow rate of theliquid pesticide, and a relationship curve showing the atomizationefficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured as a function of theflow rate, i.e., an atomization efficiency curve of the electricatomizer to be measured may be obtained.

The device embodiment described above is merely illustrative, whereinthe units described as separate components may or may not be physicallyseparate, and the components displayed as units may or may not bephysical units, that is, may be located at the same place, or may bedistributed to multiple network units. Some or all of the modules may beselected according to actual needs to achieve the purpose of thesolution of the present embodiment. Those of ordinary skill in the artcan understand and implement the technical solutions described in thepresent application without paying creative labors.

Through the description of the embodiments above, those skilled in theart can clearly understand that the various embodiments can beimplemented by means of software plus a necessary general hardwareplatform, and of course, by hardware. The embodiments of the presentapplication may be embodied in the form of a software product, which maybe stored in a computer readable storage media such as ROM/RAM, magneticdiscs, compact discs, etc., and includes several instructions to cause acomputer device (for example, personal computer, server, or networkdevice, etc.) to perform the methods described in various embodiments ora part of the various embodiments.

Finally, it should be noted that the above embodiments are only used toexplain the technical solutions of the present application, and are notlimited thereto; although the present application is described in detailwith reference to the foregoing embodiments, it should be understood bythose skilled in the art that they can still modify the technicalsolutions described in the foregoing embodiments, or make equivalentsubstitutions to a part of the technical features; and thesemodifications or substitutions do not cause the essence of thecorresponding technical solutions depart from the spirit and scope ofthe technical solutions of the various embodiments of the presentapplication.

1. A method for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electricatomizer, comprising: obtaining an idling power consumption according toan idling voltage and an idling current of an electric atomizer to bemeasured when idling; obtaining a working power consumption according toa working voltage and a working current of the electric atomizer to bemeasured when liquid pesticide flows into the electric atomizer to bemeasured; obtaining atomization parameters after the electric atomizerto be measured atomizes the liquid pesticide; and calculating theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured accordingto the idling power consumption, the working power consumption and theatomization parameters.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein theatomization parameters comprise a first droplet diameter, a seconddroplet diameter, and a third droplet diameter; the volume of thedroplets having a diameter smaller than the first droplet diameteraccounts for a first preset ratio of the volume of the atomized liquidpesticide, the volume of the droplets having a diameter smaller than thesecond droplet diameter accounts for a second preset ratio of the volumeof the atomized liquid pesticide, and the volume of the droplets havinga diameter smaller than the third droplet diameter accounts for a thirdpreset ratio of the volume of the atomized liquid pesticide.
 3. Themethod of claim 2, wherein the calculating the atomization efficiency ofthe electric atomizer to be measured according to the idling powerconsumption, the working power consumption and the atomizationparameters comprises: obtaining a first coefficient according to theidling power consumption and the working power consumption; obtaining anatomized particle size span of the electric atomizer to be measuredaccording to the first droplet diameter, the second droplet diameter,and the third droplet diameter; obtaining a second coefficient accordingto the second droplet diameter; and calculating the atomizationefficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured according to thefirst coefficient, the second coefficient and the atomized particle sizespan.
 4. The method of claim 3, wherein the calculating the atomizationefficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured according to thefirst coefficient, the second coefficient and the atomized particle sizespan is performed by the following calculation formula:${\eta = \frac{1}{d*p*RS}},$ wherein η represents the atomizationefficiency, p represents the first coefficient, d represents the secondcoefficient, and RS represents the atomized particle size span.
 5. Themethod of claim 3, wherein the obtaining the first coefficient accordingto the idling power consumption and the working power consumption isperformed by the following calculation formula:${p = \frac{P_{1}}{P_{0}}},$ wherein p represents the first coefficient,P₁ represents the working power consumption, and P₀ represents theidling power consumption.
 6. The method of claim 3, wherein theobtaining the second coefficient according to the second dropletdiameter is performed by the following calculation formula:d=Dv0.5₁/250, wherein d represents the second coefficient, and Dv0.5₁represents the second droplet diameter.
 7. The method of claim 3,wherein the obtaining the atomized particle size span of the electricatomizer to be measured according to the first droplet diameter, thesecond droplet diameter, and the third droplet diameter is performed bythe following calculation formula:RS=(Dv0.9₁ −Dv0.1₁)/Dv0.5₁, wherein RS represents the atomized particlesize span, Dv0.9₁ represents the third droplet diameter, Dv0.5₁represents the second droplet diameter, and Dv0.1₁ represents the firstdroplet diameter.
 8. A device for evaluating atomization efficiency ofan electric atomizer, comprising a power supply, an atomizationmeasurement system, a liquid pesticide supplier, and a processor,wherein the power supply is connected with an electric atomizer to bemeasured, the liquid pesticide supplier is connected with the electricatomizer to be measured, and the processor is respectively connected incommunication with the power supply, the atomization measurement system,and the liquid pesticide supplier; the power supply is configured tosupply power to the electric atomizer to be measured; the liquidpesticide supplier is configured to provide liquid pesticide for theelectric atomizer to be measured; the atomization measurement system isconfigured to measure atomization parameters of atomized liquidpesticide, and the atomized liquid pesticide is formed by passing theliquid pesticide through the electric atomizer to be measured; and theprocessor is configured to obtain an idling voltage and an idlingcurrent of the electric atomizer to be measured when idling, obtain aworking voltage and a working current of the electric atomizer to bemeasured when atomizing the liquid pesticide, and calculate theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured accordingto the method for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electricatomizer according to claim
 1. 9. The device of claim 8, furthercomprising a flow rate sensor located between the liquid pesticidesupplier and the electric atomizer to be measured and configured tomeasure a flow rate of the liquid pesticide.
 10. The device of claim 9,wherein the device is also configured to measure the atomizationefficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured at various flow ratesof the liquid pesticide, and obtain an atomization efficiency curve ofthe electric atomizer to be measured.
 11. A device for evaluatingatomization efficiency of an electric atomizer, comprising a powersupply, an atomization measurement system, a liquid pesticide supplier,and a processor, wherein the power supply is connected with an electricatomizer to be measured, the liquid pesticide supplier is connected withthe electric atomizer to be measured, and the processor is respectivelyconnected in communication with the power supply, the atomizationmeasurement system, and the liquid pesticide supplier; the power supplyis configured to supply power to the electric atomizer to be measured;the liquid pesticide supplier is configured to provide liquid pesticidefor the electric atomizer to be measured; the atomization measurementsystem is configured to measure atomization parameters of atomizedliquid pesticide, and the atomized liquid pesticide is formed by passingthe liquid pesticide through the electric atomizer to be measured; andthe processor is configured to obtain an idling voltage and an idlingcurrent of the electric atomizer to be measured when idling, obtain aworking voltage and a working current of the electric atomizer to bemeasured when atomizing the liquid pesticide, and calculate theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured accordingto the method for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electricatomizer according to claim
 2. 12. A device for evaluating atomizationefficiency of an electric atomizer, comprising a power supply, anatomization measurement system, a liquid pesticide supplier, and aprocessor, wherein the power supply is connected with an electricatomizer to be measured, the liquid pesticide supplier is connected withthe electric atomizer to be measured, and the processor is respectivelyconnected in communication with the power supply, the atomizationmeasurement system, and the liquid pesticide supplier; the power supplyis configured to supply power to the electric atomizer to be measured;the liquid pesticide supplier is configured to provide liquid pesticidefor the electric atomizer to be measured; the atomization measurementsystem is configured to measure atomization parameters of atomizedliquid pesticide, and the atomized liquid pesticide is formed by passingthe liquid pesticide through the electric atomizer to be measured; andthe processor is configured to obtain an idling voltage and an idlingcurrent of the electric atomizer to be measured when idling, obtain aworking voltage and a working current of the electric atomizer to bemeasured when atomizing the liquid pesticide, and calculate theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured accordingto the method for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electricatomizer according to claim
 3. 13. A device for evaluating atomizationefficiency of an electric atomizer, comprising a power supply, anatomization measurement system, a liquid pesticide supplier, and aprocessor, wherein the power supply is connected with an electricatomizer to be measured, the liquid pesticide supplier is connected withthe electric atomizer to be measured, and the processor is respectivelyconnected in communication with the power supply, the atomizationmeasurement system, and the liquid pesticide supplier; the power supplyis configured to supply power to the electric atomizer to be measured;the liquid pesticide supplier is configured to provide liquid pesticidefor the electric atomizer to be measured; the atomization measurementsystem is configured to measure atomization parameters of atomizedliquid pesticide, and the atomized liquid pesticide is formed by passingthe liquid pesticide through the electric atomizer to be measured; andthe processor is configured to obtain an idling voltage and an idlingcurrent of the electric atomizer to be measured when idling, obtain aworking voltage and a working current of the electric atomizer to bemeasured when atomizing the liquid pesticide, and calculate theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured accordingto the method for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electricatomizer according to claim
 4. 14. A device for evaluating atomizationefficiency of an electric atomizer, comprising a power supply, anatomization measurement system, a liquid pesticide supplier, and aprocessor, wherein the power supply is connected with an electricatomizer to be measured, the liquid pesticide supplier is connected withthe electric atomizer to be measured, and the processor is respectivelyconnected in communication with the power supply, the atomizationmeasurement system, and the liquid pesticide supplier; the power supplyis configured to supply power to the electric atomizer to be measured;the liquid pesticide supplier is configured to provide liquid pesticidefor the electric atomizer to be measured; the atomization measurementsystem is configured to measure atomization parameters of atomizedliquid pesticide, and the atomized liquid pesticide is formed by passingthe liquid pesticide through the electric atomizer to be measured; andthe processor is configured to obtain an idling voltage and an idlingcurrent of the electric atomizer to be measured when idling, obtain aworking voltage and a working current of the electric atomizer to bemeasured when atomizing the liquid pesticide, and calculate theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured accordingto the method for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electricatomizer according to claim
 5. 15. A device for evaluating atomizationefficiency of an electric atomizer, comprising a power supply, anatomization measurement system, a liquid pesticide supplier, and aprocessor, wherein the power supply is connected with an electricatomizer to be measured, the liquid pesticide supplier is connected withthe electric atomizer to be measured, and the processor is respectivelyconnected in communication with the power supply, the atomizationmeasurement system, and the liquid pesticide supplier; the power supplyis configured to supply power to the electric atomizer to be measured;the liquid pesticide supplier is configured to provide liquid pesticidefor the electric atomizer to be measured; the atomization measurementsystem is configured to measure atomization parameters of atomizedliquid pesticide, and the atomized liquid pesticide is formed by passingthe liquid pesticide through the electric atomizer to be measured; andthe processor is configured to obtain an idling voltage and an idlingcurrent of the electric atomizer to be measured when idling, obtain aworking voltage and a working current of the electric atomizer to bemeasured when atomizing the liquid pesticide, and calculate theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured accordingto the method for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electricatomizer according to claim
 6. 16. A device for evaluating atomizationefficiency of an electric atomizer, comprising a power supply, anatomization measurement system, a liquid pesticide supplier, and aprocessor, wherein the power supply is connected with an electricatomizer to be measured, the liquid pesticide supplier is connected withthe electric atomizer to be measured, and the processor is respectivelyconnected in communication with the power supply, the atomizationmeasurement system, and the liquid pesticide supplier; the power supplyis configured to supply power to the electric atomizer to be measured;the liquid pesticide supplier is configured to provide liquid pesticidefor the electric atomizer to be measured; the atomization measurementsystem is configured to measure atomization parameters of atomizedliquid pesticide, and the atomized liquid pesticide is formed by passingthe liquid pesticide through the electric atomizer to be measured; andthe processor is configured to obtain an idling voltage and an idlingcurrent of the electric atomizer to be measured when idling, obtain aworking voltage and a working current of the electric atomizer to bemeasured when atomizing the liquid pesticide, and calculate theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured accordingto the method for evaluating atomization efficiency of an electricatomizer according to claim
 7. 17. The device of claim 11, furthercomprising a flow rate sensor located between the liquid pesticidesupplier and the electric atomizer to be measured and configured tomeasure a flow rate of the liquid pesticide.
 18. The device of claim 12,further comprising a flow rate sensor located between the liquidpesticide supplier and the electric atomizer to be measured andconfigured to measure a flow rate of the liquid pesticide.
 19. Thedevice of claim 17, wherein the device is also configured to measure theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured atvarious flow rates of the liquid pesticide, and obtain an atomizationefficiency curve of the electric atomizer to be measured.
 20. The deviceof claim 18, wherein the device is also configured to measure theatomization efficiency of the electric atomizer to be measured atvarious flow rates of the liquid pesticide, and obtain an atomizationefficiency curve of the electric atomizer to be measured.